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legendary
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September 05, 2011, 06:56:54 PM
#34
Hi Maged,

I sent the bitcoin to 1ECpkbXWBobxPs1j8nfUXaQ2ytLv4T1Z9P what was given to me by Evan. I transferred 9.75 BTC

Here are the messages what he sent to me...
Something is missing in your story, since you sent the Bitcoins on the 8th.
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September 05, 2011, 01:47:00 PM
#33
Hi Maged,

I sent the bitcoin to 1ECpkbXWBobxPs1j8nfUXaQ2ytLv4T1Z9P what was given to me by Evan. I transferred 9.75 BTC

Here are the messages what he sent to me...



Re: card
« Sent to: fulepp on: August 01, 2011, 07:03:49 pm »
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Hey,


Impressive profile you have there. I'm OK with waiting a few days, but if all your coins are on mybitcoin.com, I wouldn't hope to much, they're scammers.


Yours sincerely,

Evan Browne

Re: card
« Sent to: fulepp on: August 02, 2011, 02:11:16 am »
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Hey, I think it would be a total of 9.75 BTC



Re: card
« Sent to: fulepp on: August 03, 2011, 06:58:23 pm »
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Hey Peter,

You can transfer the coins to 1ECpkbXWBobxPs1j8nfUXaQ2ytLv4T1Z9P.
You should also give me your address, so I can ship the cart to you.


   
Re: card
« Sent to: fulepp on: August 05, 2011, 01:09:58 pm »
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Hey Peter,

You can transfer the coins now if you want, then I can still ship it today and then it will arrive on Monday (not 100% sure, but it probably will).
My local post office closes at closes at 5PM so we still have some time.


Evan




The investigation proved that there was no evidence that he was a scammer.

so what kind of "investigation" did you guys do? if the guy got the BTC, did not ship the item, and never returned to say a single thing, it's pretty obvious. what did you guys have to investigate, and how did you do it?
1. There is no evidence that any Bitcoins were ever sent.
2. There is no evidence that, if the Bitcoins were sent, you guys aren't lying to get someone marked as a scammer. None of you are reputable.
3. There is strong evidence that this guy doesn't scam people.

Although no response to our query was received, that doesn't prove or disprove anything.

In order to mark someone as a scammer, the evidence has to be pretty strong. That is not the case in this thread. Of course, I would never personally buy something from this guy after this.
legendary
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August 31, 2011, 07:04:13 PM
#32
For some reason my PM box won't show messages I sent, but I can get all the messages I received from him, and he often quotes me.
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ME
Re: you're selling 5850?
« Sent to: ssateneth on: July 31, 2011, 08:01:08 am »
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Quote from: ssateneth on July 31, 2011, 07:26:23 am
Very very attractive price. I'm pretty sure I want this.

I need to clear up something at insight.com first before we would exchange any BTC (they pulled a bait and switch on me trying to sell me 6570's when it was advertised at 5850's so I need to get my money back and the charge reversed before they even ship me anything)

I live in Wisconsin, USA. You said Ireland; would there be any particularly nasty custom charges you think?

HIM
Hey,

I've had that before, they sell you a 5850 but send a 6850 and then they say I shouldn't worry because the only difference is that the 6850 is newer... Like I would believe that Tongue. And now I don't buy anything any more in that shop Cheesy.

When do you think you will have the coins ready? It isn't a real problem, but it's just that I would like to have the card sold by the end of the summer Tongue.

As for the shipping, I don't think it will be a big problem as I don't send it in the original box and add to the shipping label that it is for spare parts or something like that. If you want, I can even take off the cooler to be sure. But you will need to reattach it once you have it and add some new thermal paste, I can also send some if you want (0.2 BTC extra).


Yours sincerely,

Evan Browne
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Re: you're selling 5850?
« Sent to: ssateneth on: July 31, 2011, 10:45:35 pm »
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ME
I am hoping I'll get insight.com issue resolved by monday, and have my funds released by tuesday, so if all goes well, tuesday/wednesday.
As for detaching stuff, nah, just leave it as is.

HIM
Re: you're selling 5850?
« Sent to: ssateneth on: August 01, 2011, 01:48:25 pm »
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Hey,

That sounds great, let me know when you got the coins ready.


Yours sincerely,

Evan Browne

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HIM
Re: you're selling 5850?
« Sent to: ssateneth on: August 01, 2011, 01:48:25 pm »
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Hey,


That's good to hear that you didn't lose your money.

Now, as for buying more coins or just mining it, how long would each take?  Tongue

And I'm sorry but I don't have any riser cables.


Yours sincerely,

Evan Browne
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ME
(He doesn't quote me anymore, and I don't know how to show messages that I sent him since they aren't in my outbox for some reason)
(I estimate it'll take about 4 days to mine the rest of the coins necessary to purchase)
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HIM
Re: you're selling 5850?
« Sent to: ssateneth on: August 01, 2011, 03:25:17 pm »
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4 days isn't that bad, you can chose the method you like, but I expect the coins to be read at Sunday at last. If not, I'll search for an other buyer.

Do you agree with these terms?
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ME
(I agree and I believe I say I'll have the BTC in at most 4 days)
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HIM
Re: you're selling 5850?
« Sent to: ssateneth on: August 01, 2011, 09:13:46 pm »
k, sounds good, let me know when you have enough coins.
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ME
(I think I just had a status update on my coins and tried to get in contact with him via instant messenger. He denies chatting in the next PM)
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Re: you're selling 5850?
« Sent to: ssateneth on: August 03, 2011, 03:16:04 am »
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HIM
I'd love to chat with you, but I don't really have time during the week, because I have to works from 9am till 9pm and I usually go to sleep soon after I get home.
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ME
(I alert him that I have all 11 coins necessary to purchase the radeon 5850)
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Re: you're selling 5850?
« Sent to: ssateneth on: August 05, 2011, 06:14:55 am »
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HIM
Hey,

That's good to hear. Can you send me your shipping address, then I can prepare the package and maybe even ship it today.
Also, you can transfer the coins to 1J7Me6F7Y4FiJpA3kLWGCmp115KTJuBrqm.


Yours sincerely,

Evan Browne
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ME
(I give him my address as well as sending the bitcoins to the above address. the bitcoin address above can be searched for on blockexplorer and you can see he receives 11 coins)
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Re: you're selling 5850?
« Sent to: ssateneth on: August 06, 2011, 06:14:34 am »
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HIM
hey,

sorry for my late reply, but i am not at home atm, i am back on monday
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At this point he doesn't reply to me at all. I tried his email, filled up his PM box here on forums trying to get a hold of him, and apparently he has an ebay profile evanbrowne94. I sent him this message
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Dear evanbrowne94,

hey its ssateneth from bitcoin forums. YOu said you were getting home but now its wednesday and you still haven't gotten back to me. Please talk to me. I already sent you the bitcoins, why won't you talk to me... I want to get my video card! you can email me are [email protected] too

- ssateneth
He replies.
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Dear ssateneth,

what are you talking about ?

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I later try to get a refund from him and he doesn't reply.
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Dear evanbrowne94,

You sold me a radeon 5850 on bitcoin forums at this link https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/wts-msi-r5850-twin-frozr-ii-9-btc-33139 and you never got back to me. Can I please just get a refund of the bitcoins I sent you?

- ssateneth
legendary
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August 31, 2011, 03:16:10 PM
#31
hmm fair enough Maged... ssateneth you should post the wallet address you sent you coins to.
legendary
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August 31, 2011, 02:23:26 PM
#30
The investigation proved that there was no evidence that he was a scammer.

so what kind of "investigation" did you guys do? if the guy got the BTC, did not ship the item, and never returned to say a single thing, it's pretty obvious. what did you guys have to investigate, and how did you do it?
1. There is no evidence that any Bitcoins were ever sent.
2. There is no evidence that, if the Bitcoins were sent, you guys aren't lying to get someone marked as a scammer. None of you are reputable.
3. There is strong evidence that this guy doesn't scam people.

Although no response to our query was received, that doesn't prove or disprove anything.

In order to mark someone as a scammer, the evidence has to be pretty strong. That is not the case in this thread. Of course, I would never personally buy something from this guy after this.
legendary
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August 31, 2011, 01:41:21 PM
#29
The investigation proved that there was no evidence that he was a scammer.

so what kind of "investigation" did you guys do? if the guy got the BTC, did not ship the item, and never returned to say a single thing, it's pretty obvious. what did you guys have to investigate, and how did you do it?
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August 31, 2011, 11:01:37 AM
#28
This thread is now being reviewed. We are currently attempting to contact the accused for their side of the story.

As a reminder, we can only react to scammers, not prevent them. Additionally, we are not mediators. We only release information if we are absolutely 100% sure that someone is a scammer.

^^ This.
Please do release the IP once the investigation prooves that the topic starter has scammed
The investigation proved that there was no evidence that he was a scammer.

So...... apparently he's not a scammer, but he just ran off with my bitcoins without sending me anything? Awesome. -_-

Yeah, I'm intruiged as to how this could not be construed as scamming. Seems pretty cut and dry.
legendary
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August 30, 2011, 09:23:17 PM
#27
This thread is now being reviewed. We are currently attempting to contact the accused for their side of the story.

As a reminder, we can only react to scammers, not prevent them. Additionally, we are not mediators. We only release information if we are absolutely 100% sure that someone is a scammer.

^^ This.
Please do release the IP once the investigation prooves that the topic starter has scammed
The investigation proved that there was no evidence that he was a scammer.

So...... apparently he's not a scammer, but he just ran off with my bitcoins without sending me anything? Awesome. -_-
legendary
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August 30, 2011, 07:41:00 PM
#26
This thread is now being reviewed. We are currently attempting to contact the accused for their side of the story.

As a reminder, we can only react to scammers, not prevent them. Additionally, we are not mediators. We only release information if we are absolutely 100% sure that someone is a scammer.

^^ This.
Please do release the IP once the investigation prooves that the topic starter has scammed
The investigation proved that there was no evidence that he was a scammer.
legendary
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Okey Dokey Lokey
August 30, 2011, 09:23:38 AM
#25
This thread is now being reviewed. We are currently attempting to contact the accused for their side of the story.

As a reminder, we can only react to scammers, not prevent them. Additionally, we are not mediators. We only release information if we are absolutely 100% sure that someone is a scammer.

^^ This.
Please do release the IP once the investigation prooves that the topic starter has scammed
legendary
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August 18, 2011, 02:37:08 AM
#24
This thread is now being reviewed. We are currently attempting to contact the accused for their side of the story.

As a reminder, we can only react to scammers, not prevent them. Additionally, we are not mediators. We only release information if we are absolutely 100% sure that someone is a scammer.
legendary
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August 11, 2011, 09:43:30 PM
#23
Can Theymos post the IP of this guy?
nope, not gonna happen. i asked theymos for IP of the guy that scammed 9 confirmed people (maybe more), and best theymos did was marked him as "scammer" in the title.

best rule to avoid being scammed it to not give BTC as payment to new members that have very little transaction history. only use reversible type of payments in case something like this goes wrong. i learned that the hard way.
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Earthling
August 11, 2011, 09:40:36 PM
#22
Hey admin? what about marking this user as a scammer? hmm
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August 11, 2011, 09:15:02 PM
#21
a) people should start using heatware - it's pretty standard and people have been using it for years for trades / sales

b) we need a trolls section, that is heavily moderated - and mods need to start banning them (if they aren't already)
this,i bought/sold/traded right when i came to this forum and no one had a problem because i've got 50 positive feedback on heatware
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Seal Cub Clubbing Club
August 11, 2011, 01:20:10 PM
#20
Can Theymos post the IP of this guy?
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August 11, 2011, 01:12:43 PM
#19
People need to realize they shouldn't trust people with 10-20 posts. Most likely the person who is going to scam you is a new person to this forum. This isn't always the case but more times then not your safer with someone who has been here for a few months.
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August 11, 2011, 01:04:18 PM
#18
Nice idea but not too much details and solution how we can avoid to happen it again.

I am thinking to give out the following advise
1 don't trust if someone give you ebay reference. They can use anyone name from other site.
2; if you can stick to the personal collection
3; don't pay any attention to any adverts from users who is not on this forum long enough (4-6 months)
4; make sure user has full contact details
5; if a business sound really good just be careful

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August 11, 2011, 11:03:44 AM
#17
a) people should start using heatware - it's pretty standard and people have been using it for years for trades / sales

b) we need a trolls section, that is heavily moderated - and mods need to start banning them (if they aren't already)
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August 11, 2011, 03:34:53 AM
#16
the forum would need some kind of reputation stats which are direclty below your profil, rep only for trades, but still, for new ppl it would suck since they have problems to get rep for being new.
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August 11, 2011, 01:56:34 AM
#15
Bitcoin charge back would be a use full option.

I started mine bitcoins 3weeks before. First I lost bitcoins when mybitcoin went off, now I lost because Evan scammed me... it is disappointing... not sure what would be the safe option to use my bitcoins here in Europe...
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